Displaced Harrison apartment building residents remain in limbo nearly 1 year after fire
The fire on the fifth floor of 2 Calver St. only damaged three apartments, but all tenants in the 36 units were forced out.
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Nov 7, 2023, 11:08 PM
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Updated 414 days ago
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4h agoResidents of a Harrison apartment building say they are still displaced following a fire almost a year ago.
The fire on the fifth floor of 2 Calver St. only damaged three apartments, but all tenants in the 36 units were forced out.
News 12's Emily Young talked to residents who say they are in limbo and desperate for answers.
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